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20210613B.Pdf 11TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME Parish Office: 4193811540 Deacon Joel F. Junga 4193562517 Parish Fax: 4193812727 [email protected] Parish School: 4193811775 Parish School Fax: 4193891161 Deacon David J. Karpanty 4193857227 Rectory: 4193812533 [email protected] Holy Family Center (Large Room): 4193891182 Website: www.toledostpats.org Deacon Joseph H. Kest 4198931244 [email protected] LdžǂDždžǓǔljNJǑ Tdžǂǎ Reverend Mark Davis, Pastor Deacon Dennis Rife 4194910717 [email protected], ext. 122 [email protected] Father David Tscherne, Associate Pastor: [email protected], ext. 123 V1:`R.1] Q` `V:%`V %JR:75 :75 Mrs. Lydia Ellinwood CPA, Comptroller ext. 124 JC1JVRQJ: 1QJ H:JGVI:RV .`Q%$.Q%`1VG 1 V7 [email protected] . ]7LL1118 QCVRQ ]: 8Q`$LRQJ: V Mr. Ricky Cicco, Director of Music and Liturgy [email protected], 4193817251 : VV@RVV@ $ 5 8 Mrs. Rebecca Reamer, Religious Education, [email protected], ext. 141 JC1JV%:1CVR1J&101J$ $5 8 *Q :C .1 1VV@ $ 5 8 Mr. John Trabbic, Director of Young Adult Evangelization VV@C7,%R$V $5 8 [email protected] ext.125 *.1 1VV@^ .Q` _LQ0V` ^$5 8_ Mr. Ryan Adamson, Director of Youth Faith Formation 4194076729 V:`R QRR: V $ 5 8 [email protected] ,%R$V VRR QRR: V $ 58 ,%R$V ^ .Q` _LQ0V` ^$58 _ Mrs. Tina Abel, School Principal [email protected] 4193811775, ext. 133 .V`QCCVH 1QJ %:1J VJ:JHV $ 8 Mrs. Jane Nevers, School Vice Principal 4193811775,ext. 132 [email protected] 1: .QC1H2QIV%1 1QJ $8 Ms. Mary Miller, Parish Secretary 4193811540 [email protected] V1:`R.1] Q` `V:%`V %JR:75 %JV 5 Mrs. Debra Guhl, Bookkeeper ext. 126 JC1JVRQJ: 1QJ H:JGVI:RV .`Q%$.Q%`1VG 1 V7 [email protected] . ]7LL1118 QCVRQ ]: 8Q`$LRQJ: V Mr. Jason Albright, Maintenance Director 4193811540 : VV@RVV@ $5 8 Greg Roszczipka, Pastoral Council 4193819425 ":75$%& $5 8 ): V` $ 8 Mr. Grant Rayfield, School Council 4193829364 JC1JV":1CVR1J,101J$ $5 8 Mrs. Kati Clark, CoAthletic Director 4193457690 .Q :C .1 1VV@ $58 Mr. Brad Cox, CoAthletic Director 4193447318 VV@C7/%R$V $5 8 [email protected] ..1 1VV@^ .Q` _LQ0V` $5 8 Christina Thomas , PSO Director 4193519246 [email protected] V:`R QRR: V $ 5 8 /%R$V VRR QRR: V $55 8 /%R$V ^ .Q` _LQ0V` ^$ 5 8 _ OFFICE HOURS .V`QCCVH 1QJ ":1J VJ:JHV $8 Monday through Friday: 8:30 a.m. to Noon %: .QC1H&QIV"1 1QJ $8 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p.m. 5V V` 5VJHV $8 Our Pastor Fr. Mark Davis Dear Friends, Happy June!!! I know that summer does not officially start until June 20th or so, but it always seems to be summer after the last day of school. I was so great to have more people back to church last week and to be able to see at least some people’s faces. Thanks so much for all of your cooperation with our new seating plan. Overall, we thought it worked well having the Mary (left) side of the church still distancing and masking while the Joseph (right) side of the church was open. It was also a great blessing to see my very first SPH theater Production: Into the Woods Junior at the Maumee Indoor Theater last Sunday. Congratulations to Mrs. Brenda Rayfield and all of the cast and crew. It was a very entertaining and enjoyable performance. Thanks to all who came, donated and supported the show. I think that all of us who attended were not only entertained but could tell how well the students did and how much this experience taught and formed them. I am looking forward to next year’s play already. This past Tuesday June 8th, I celebrated the 25th anniversary of my ordination to priesthood in the Diocese of Toledo. It is so hard to believe that it has been 25 years! Wow, the time has flown so quickly. I was ordained on that day by Bishop Hoffman with five other men. We are all still priests in our diocese. My classmates are Fr. Keith Stripe (St. Ignatius, Oregon), Fr. Bill Rose (Christ the King, Toledo), Fr. Ron Schock (St Joseph, Monroeville), Fr. Tom McQuillen (St. Aloysius, Bowling green), and Fr. Pat Rowan (retired Mili- tary Chaplain). On behalf of my class, thank you for all of the prayers, love, and support that you have given to us and all priests in our diocese. You truly are the Body of Christ and give back to us much more than we ever can give to all of you in our service to the Church. I hope that you can join me in a Mass of Thanksgiving on Sunday July 11th at the 11:30 Mass. Following Mass, please join us for our parish picnic. It will be a great way to celebrate, not just my anniversary, but our ability to gather more freely and be together. We are long past due for a good party! Peace and Prayers, Fr. Mark The St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry, along with our community partner, Meijer, is asking for your help. It's Dale N. Barber easy to do. Beverly Jean Hamilton Philip G. Neitzel Visit the Maumee Meijer store and purchase a $10 pantry card Catherine Anne Sisco (located at the checkouts). Meijer will match it! Your $10 card is Anthony "Tony" Zajac worth $20. But next Saturday, June 19, it is Meijer Double Day with every $10 card worth $30 to our pantry. We use these cards to purchase fresh food items like milk, eggs, lunch meat, and fruit and vegetables for ourneighbors who are hungry. St. Vincent de Paul Society of St. Pat’s invites com- munity members who would like more information on These pantry cards will be on sale through becoming a Vincentian to an informational meeting July 3 and thank you in advance for your and pantry tour on Monday June 14 at 7:30 pm in support to the Meijer Simply Give the large room of the Holy Family Center. Please call Chris at Program. 419381 9835 formore information. Goal $65,920.00 Amount $61,141.84 Dale Byerly Percentage 92.75 % Number of donors 378 ($4,778.16 to go!) 11TH SUNDAY IN ORDINARY TIME MASS SCHEDULE Happening this Week MONDAY, JUNE 14 MONDAY 7: 00 a.m. For All Parishioners 7:00 p.m. STVdeP Large Rm./HFC 8:45 a.m. Deceased Lenkay Family TUESDAY 7:00 p.m. Boy Scouts Cafeteria TUESDAY, JUNE 15 7:00 a.m. Anita and James Leahey WEDNESDAY 8:45 a.m. Jose and Pauline Rojasf Family THURSDAY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 16 FRIDAY 7:00 a.m. Todd Anthony Langel 8:00 p.m. Lock In Large Room SATURDAY 8:45 a.m. Louise B. McCarry 3:00 p.m. Reconciliation Church THURSDAY, JUNE 17 SUNDAY 7:00 a.m. Robert Thomas (Anniversary) 8:45 a.m. Martha Jablonski (Anniversary) Lowgluten hosts are available for those in need. Please let an usher or a deacon Mass Coordinator FRIDAY, JUNE 18 know before Mass begins. 7:00 a.m. Charles and Katherine Cronin 8:45 a.m. Sharon Thompson St. Vincent de Paul Help Line 4193819835 SATURDAY, JUNE 19 4:30 p.m. Benny Wodarski Dick Mahoney SUNDAY, JUNE 20 7:30 a.m. Trabbic and King Families Max Veitch 9:30 a.m. Richard Topping Donald Speweik 11:30 a.m. Mary Puglisi Charles and Mary Mouch 5:00 p.m. Jerry and Carol Harms Phil Baranski Volunteers are needed The White Elephant is looking for Volunteers to pick up donated items and bring them back to the church. If you are interested in volunteering for this or doing anything else for the White Elephant, please call Bernie Murnen at 4192609436. AǓdž ǚǐǖ NJǏ ǏdždžDž ǐLJ PǓǂǚdžǓǔ? Our St. Pats Prayer Chain may be able to assist you. If you would like to have prayers sent to Jesus for you or a loved one, please send an email to:Bob Winterhalter: [email protected] call the Church Office: 4193811540. St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Parishioner Awards Several members of the Central Catholic High READINGS FOR THE WEEK OF JUNE 13, 2021 School Class of 2021, who are parishioners of St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Parish, were recently Sunday: Ez 17:2224/Ps 92:23, 1314, 1516 [cf. 2a] recognized at the senior honors assembly: 2 Cor 5:610/Mk 4:2634 Kevin Bishop received the Revs. Robert and Martin Donnelly Monday: 2 Cor 6:110/Ps 98:1, 2b, 3ab, 3cd4 [2a]/Mt 5:3842 Christian Discipleship Award, which is named in honor of Central Catholic Alumni, the Very Reverend Robert Donnelly (class of Tuesday:2 Cor 8:19/Ps 146:2, 56ab, 6c7, 89a [1b]/Mt 5:4348 1949) and his brother, the Reverend Martin Donnelly (class of 1956). Following their Christian formation at Central Catholic, Wednesday: 2 Cor 9:611/Ps 112:1bc2, 34, 9 [1b] both were ordained priests for the Diocese of Toledo, with Robert Mt 6:16, 1618 later being ordained a Bishop. This award is presented to students who exemplify the life of a Disciple of Jesus Christ seeking to Thursday: 2 Cor 11:111/Ps 111:1b2, 34, 78 [7a]/Mt 6:715 know, love, and serve God and our neighbor. Friday: 2 Cor 11:18, 2130/Ps 34:23, 45, 67 [cf. 18b] Kevin was also recognized as having submitted on record the Mt 6:1923 most hours of service of anyone in the Class of 2021 during his four years at Central Catholic 195.35.
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